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Ellina Mhlanga-Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S team returned home yesterday from the Special Olympics World Games held in Germany with board member Life Chemhere applauding the athletes for a good show…
Stage set for Mr & Ms Fitness contest
Takudzwa Chitsiga-Sports Reporter WORLD Fitness Federation Zimbabwe have upped preparations for the second edition of the Mr, Ms Queens and Kings which will be held in Harare this weekend. The…
21st century political hypocrites: Chamisa on double parliamentary nominations
Matthew Mare-Correspondent Political parties are voluntary organisations where people join and come out freely. In Zimbabwe, people do not put CVs and are not interviewed to join political parties. The…
Sri Lankan firms exhibit in SA’s largest trade show
Two major Sri Lankan export companies participated in the South African International Trade Exhibition (SAITEX) 2023, an annual multi-sector trade show, held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa from 18– 20 June 2023.
Zozibini to host new Miss SA TV show
Former Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi and media personality Bonang Matheba are teaming up for a new TV show. Tunzi will host a new five-part TV series, “Crown Chasers”, which will…
Women’s World Cup opening match sold out
SYDNEY. – Co-hosts Australia will play their opening game of next month’s Women’s World Cup in front of a full house, a senior Fifa official yesterday. Dave Beeche, chief executive…
Nigeria’s sovereign fund to grow carbon credit programme
Nigeria’s wealth fund sees the potential to expand a carbon credits programme with Vitol 10-fold in a venture currently worth US$50 million, according to its chief executive officer.
Nuclear weapons taboo is undoubtedly weakening, but Russia shouldn’t be first to break it
Fyodor Lukyanov Professor Sergey Karaganov’s “Tough-but-necessary decision” article — which claims that by using its nuclear weapons, Russia could save humanity from a global catastrophe — has provoked plenty of…
Double-edged sword of Africa’s rising petrol price
Several African countries will in July be grappling with increased fuel prices as governments impose more taxes and drop subsidies, moves which, players in the industry argue, present both risks and benefits for the continent’s development.